SVG to PNG
Convert SVG vector images to PNG — choose output resolution, free and private.
SVG to PNG
Output scale
1×
2×
4×
Drop an SVG file here or click to browse
Accepts .svg files only
How to Use
- Drag and drop an SVG file onto the drop zone, or click to browse.
- Choose the output scale: 1x (original size), 2x, or 4x for higher resolution.
- Preview the PNG output and check the output dimensions.
- Click Download to save the PNG file.
When to Use This
- Exporting an icon at 2x for a high-density screen when the destination, such as an app store listing, accepts only raster uploads.
- Producing a raster stand-in of a diagram for an email client or chat tool that will not render inline SVG markup.
- Giving a flat copy of a logo to someone whose software has no vector support, without opening a full vector editor yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhat scale should I choose?
For screen use choose 1x or 2x. For print or high-DPI displays choose 4x. A higher scale gives a sharper PNG but a larger file.
QDoes the SVG need to have a width and height set?
Ideally yes — the tool uses the SVG's declared width/height or viewBox to determine output dimensions. SVGs without size information default to 800 × 600 px at 1x.
QAre SVG animations or external resources preserved?
No — the PNG is a static snapshot of the SVG as rendered at the moment of conversion. Animations, external fonts, and linked images may not appear correctly.
QIs my file uploaded anywhere?
No — the SVG is rendered onto a Canvas in your browser and exported as PNG locally. Nothing is sent to any server.
About This Tool
An SVG is an XML document describing shapes, paths and text rather than a grid of pixels, so it stays sharp at any size. Rasterizing it means committing to one pixel grid: the renderer evaluates the geometry once, antialiases the edges, and from that point on the image is pixels like any photograph.
This tool reads the SVG as text, wraps it in a Blob URL, and lets the browser render it into an Image, which is then drawn onto a canvas at one, two or four times the SVG's intrinsic size and exported as PNG. Transparent regions stay transparent, since PNG carries an alpha channel. An SVG that declares no usable width or height falls back to an 800 by 600 canvas.
Notes & Limits
- Fonts referenced by name render only if they resolve in your browser. Convert text to paths in your editor first when the wording must match exactly.
- External images, stylesheets and scripts are not loaded when an SVG is rendered through an Image element, so those parts can be missing from the PNG.
- Scale is limited to 1x, 2x and 4x of the intrinsic size. For an exact pixel target, export above it and scale down with the Image Resizer.
- The PNG is flat. Layers, element IDs, animation and any interactivity are gone, so the original SVG remains the only editable version you have.